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Akeolodo

Akeolodo

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Oct 13, 2019
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It doesn't make sense but kinda does in a different sense. Anyways, what I'm trying to say is when life has gotten so bad watching or seeing happy people makes you feel worse than actually watching depressing movies and documentaries, in fact, they make you feel at home, comfortable and safe it's actually kind of fucked up tbh.
 
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CynicalHopelessness

CynicalHopelessness

Messenger of Silence
Jan 9, 2020
940
Oh, I know that feel. I found myself in that cycle way too often. I'm, like, allergic to happy people now, and can't stop browsing through bad news (a frequent visitor on collapse subreddit, for instance). It's a twisted, addictive contentment that just reinforces my negativity.
 
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GinaIsReady

GinaIsReady

Exit Strategist
Mar 29, 2019
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I can fully relate, though I am not in a negative frame of mind currently, I still feel bad each time I am reminded of my failures in life and seeing 'happy' people brings all that home.
 
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waterbottleman

waterbottleman

Not a person
Sep 30, 2019
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The only time I'm happy is when I'm sleeping
 
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Akeolodo

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Phinleh

Phinleh

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Dec 26, 2019
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Depression seems to feed itself. At least my particular flavour does.

Like those parasites that cause rats to seek out cats so they'll be eaten and continue their life cycle. When you're past a point, the only things that feel good are what make the depression worse.
 
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Shero

Shero

Experienced
Dec 19, 2019
275
It makes alot of sense actually. Negativity makes you connect with bad things around the world, you feel less lonely, it makes you happy that your suffering is shared.
Its the same with ctb and the feeling of despair. Our brains really hate the feeling of disconnection or being unable to solve a problem. Suicidal ideation mitigate this problem.
 
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AlreadyGone

AlreadyGone

Taking it day by day
Jan 11, 2020
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It makes sense. When you are depressed, you only see negativity. You stop caring about how good or well other people are doing because you yourself are suffering.
 
lotus11

lotus11

Specialist
May 18, 2019
384
yes, one reason because so much of the 'happiness' in the world seems so fake and contrived that when I am depressed I feel more honest and true. Don't know if this makes any sense....
 
BabyYoda

BabyYoda

F*ck this sh!t I'm out
Dec 30, 2019
553
I don't want to strive for happiness these days anymore
 
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